World’s biggest cargo plane to land at YMX
I’m told the world’s biggest cargo plane, an AN-225, will be landing at Mirabel Thursday night to bring PPE to Quebec.
I hope someone can video that big bird coming in for a landing.
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Kate
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Bill Binns 12:44 on 2020-04-28 Permalink
The world’s 2nd largest cargo plane may be needed to return the defective portion of the load back to China.
Bert 15:41 on 2020-04-28 Permalink
I can see plane-geeks (like me) camping out on the 50!
That 2nd largest plane is arguably the 225’s little brother, the 124! I remember seeing one at YMX in the late 90’s. Quite impressive.
That Globe link seems to work fine and is not pay-walled.
Kate 16:01 on 2020-04-28 Permalink
Hmm, it was for me. Maybe you have a free account and were logged in?
Blork 16:35 on 2020-04-28 Permalink
The G&M article works for me too, and I am most def not logged in. Kate, maybe you reached an article limit? (Try going there in a private window.)
Kate 17:04 on 2020-04-28 Permalink
Maybe they realized it’s a virus story and opened it? They seem to have a policy of making virus stories open.
EmilyG 18:00 on 2020-04-29 Permalink
There is a story on Radio-Canada’s website, that everyone should be able to access for free.
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1698336/avion-cargaison-blouses-coronavirus-materiel-protection